A major aim of this CoachChic.com site is to arm parents and coaches with as much scientific information as possible, and to then share some ideas about artful ways to apply those scientific principles…
Right now your season is winding down, and most youth hockey or club programs are starting their tryout sessions in a week or so…
Although a lot of folks view hockey time as something like September to March (or April), I have to share a different — very important — slant on that…
My good friend Joe (known as āCoulterā) mentioned something in a comment some time ago that I promised to eventually address.Ā So, here goesā¦
When you find a great skate tech who is professionally trained, it’s difficult to try anyone else. However, when you are out-of-town…
A few years ago I became an adviser (or expert) with a youth sports association, primarily attempting to help hockey parents, coaches and players with their skills related training problems…
As much as Iām into improving skating and stickhandling and playing smarts, Iām frequently thinking this website wouldnāt be worth a hoot without the kind of articles that are surfacing here…
I guess it just comes with life in the world of Internet spam, when I’ve had to experiment with ways to encourage good comments from good people while discouraging not-so-nice comments from the not-so-nice spammers…
Please allow Michael to re-introduce the changes to our monthly Hockey Secrets Podcast, plus another new one. I know you’ll like it…
A member recently mentioned his bout with ālace biteā, which caused me to put the following together — for him and for all my other CoachChic.com friendsā¦